A React.js documentary was recently released, and it's an interesting watch (link).

Some interesting takeaways:

Sometimes doing extra work on the margin is worth it if the implementation is significantly simpler. Before React, model-view-controller architectures had complicated two-way data binding rules and complex DOM interactions. While rendering (essentially) the whole page again seemed like more work at first, it made code easier to reason about, more reusable, and provided room for optim

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A React.js documentary was recently released, providing interesting takeaways on the simplicity of implementation, challenges of open-sourcing libraries, and initial resistance to JSX and React.

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